UC Center for Laboratory Safety paper selected as an Editor’s Choice article
1 year ago
- Awards, Grants, & Recognition
For the second time this year an article by the UC Center for Laboratory Safety was honored as an Editor’s Choice article by the American Chemical Society. Out of over […]
2025 UCLA Chemistry and Biochemistry Alumni Award
1 year ago
- Alumni & Friends
- Awards, Grants, & Recognition
Dr. Jeffrey Edward Miller ‘87, founder and CEO of Invivoscribe, has been named the recipient of the 2025 UCLA Chemistry & Biochemistry Alumni Award. Miller will accept the award and […]
Rancho Raised, UCLA Made
1 year ago
- Faculty
Osvaldo Gutierrez shares his journey from undocumented student at UCLA to professor of chemistry and gives advice to a new generation of Bruins. READ THIS STORY IN SPANISH At seven […]
Faculty in the News – Ellen Sletten
1 year ago
- Awards, Grants, & Recognition
- Faculty
Professor Ellen Sletten’s research is featured in a recent ACS Central Science article and corresponding first reactions piece honoring her as “an inspiring role model in the central science of […]
2025 Glenn T. Seaborg Symposium and Medal Dinner
1 year ago
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On March 21, 2025, the UCLA Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry posthumously awarded the 2025 Glenn T. Seaborg Medal to Nobel Laureate and UCLA Professor Emeritus Sir Fraser Stoddart, a […]
Arlene Russell receives the ACS Division of Chemical Education (CHED) 2025 Outstanding Service to the Division Award
1 year ago
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- Faculty
The American Chemical Society (ACS) Division of Chemical Education (CHED) has awarded the 2025 Outstanding Service to the Division Award to Professor Emerita Arlene Russell in recognition of her “exceptional […]
Sensor technology uses nature’s blueprint and machinery to monitor metabolism in body
1 year ago
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- Recent Research
- Research
Professor Chong Liu is part of an interdisciplinary research team that has developed sensor technology utilizing nature’s biochemical processes to continuously monitor multiple metabolites in the body, providing real-time insights […]
Faculty in the News – Popular Science magazine
1 year ago
- Faculty
Professor Justin Caram provides his insights into why molecules never stop moving, even at extremely low temperatures, in a recent Popular Science magazine article. The article “Why Don’t Molecules Ever […]